Possibly from dialectal huja, huju (“understanding”) (from Old Swedish hugher) or a dialectal variant of hutja (here perhaps as a byname/nickname for a lanky person) + -nen.[1]
Hujanen
Inflection of Hujanen (Kotus type 38/nainen, no gradation) | |||
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nominative | Hujanen | Hujaset | |
genitive | Hujasen | Hujasten Hujasien | |
partitive | Hujasta | Hujasia | |
illative | Hujaseen | Hujasiin | |
singular | plural | ||
nominative | Hujanen | Hujaset | |
accusative | nom. | Hujanen | Hujaset |
gen. | Hujasen | ||
genitive | Hujasen | Hujasten Hujasien | |
partitive | Hujasta | Hujasia | |
inessive | Hujasessa | Hujasissa | |
elative | Hujasesta | Hujasista | |
illative | Hujaseen | Hujasiin | |
adessive | Hujasella | Hujasilla | |
ablative | Hujaselta | Hujasilta | |
allative | Hujaselle | Hujasille | |
essive | Hujasena | Hujasina | |
translative | Hujaseksi | Hujasiksi | |
abessive | Hujasetta | Hujasitta | |
instructive | — | Hujasin | |
comitative | See the possessive forms below. |